Bloody roof
#1
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Bloody roof
As the rest of the uk its getting really cold now, its regulary below 0c where i live at night.
Anyways i got into the S this afternoon, off to pick up the GF.
Whilst driving my GF says "Whats going on a just had a drop of water on my head", she looks up and spots the bad news...
There are lots water drops that have frozen to the top of the roof...whats going on?
Either my roof is buggered or there must be moisture/water getting in??? I have no idea.
Anyone?
Cheers
Anyways i got into the S this afternoon, off to pick up the GF.
Whilst driving my GF says "Whats going on a just had a drop of water on my head", she looks up and spots the bad news...
There are lots water drops that have frozen to the top of the roof...whats going on?
Either my roof is buggered or there must be moisture/water getting in??? I have no idea.
Anyone?
Cheers
#2
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Condensation inside the car.
Just run the heater on full blast with the air con on for 2 or 3 days and it should sort it.
Fairly unusual with the S, but I've had it in previous soft tops.
Just run the heater on full blast with the air con on for 2 or 3 days and it should sort it.
Fairly unusual with the S, but I've had it in previous soft tops.
#3
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Originally Posted by Beardie,Nov 23 2007, 11:58 PM
Condensation inside the car.
Just run the heater on full blast with the air con on for 2 or 3 days and it should sort it.
Fairly unusual with the S, but I've had it in previous soft tops.
Just run the heater on full blast with the air con on for 2 or 3 days and it should sort it.
Fairly unusual with the S, but I've had it in previous soft tops.
I have had another look at the roof today....there are tears where the roof fabric joins to the lower half. This is the section just above the rear wheels arches
This must be where the water is getting in?
New roof me thinks
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